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Georgia state retirees to get bonuses of up to $1,800 April 17, 2021 FacebookTwitterEmail ATLANTA (AP) Georgia s state workers participating in the Employees Retirement System will get bonuses of up to $1,800 this year, but will once again not get permanent increases in their pensions. The Atlanta Journal-Constitution reports that the Employers Retirement System board voted Thursday to give 54,000 retired workers 3% bonus checks, capped at $1,800 for people with pensions at or above $30,000 a year. Retirees have received similar bonuses in recent years. The checks generally go out in January and July. Pensions average about $26,400 a year for employees getting checks, said Jim Potvin, executive director of the Employees Retirement System, ....
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House Small Business Development Committee Chairman Mike Cheokas (R-Americus) and his Committee and adopted its Committee Rules. This Committee will operate with four subcommittees: 1) Barriers to Regulation (chair is Representative Tim Barton (R-Calhoun)); 2) Retail Hospitality (chair is Representative Bill Yearta (R-Sylvester)); 3) Incentives and Education (chair is Representative Dale Washburn (R-Macon)); and 4) Agribusiness (chair is Representative Steven Meeks (R-Screven)). The Committee heard presentations from NFIB, Nathan Humphrey, which indicated that the small business climate in Georgia was overall good Georgia has AAA bonds; low tax rate; it is a “right to work” state; has a solvent unemployment trust fund; has a workers’ compensation fund; and is a diversified economy. NFIB’s Humphrey pointed out the COVID-19 response and allowing businesses to open; the passage of HB 486; passage of covid liability protection law, SB 359; and the $1.5 billion for un ....